Brendan Coyle as Stephen Kendrick in Requiem
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Brendan Coyle as Stephen Kendrick in Requiem
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Well, I'm Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
“Rosie!”
“Dad!” Rosie flings her arms over her dad. “Is Papa coming?”
“He’s just going to be a little late, something came up.” Stephen glances around at the miscellaneous Prism family members ambling about. “Where’s your fiancé?”
“Still at work, but he’ll be home soon.” Rosie pulls back, holding her dad at arm’s length. “You look good!”
“Aw, thanks sweetheart.” He steeples his fingers in front of his face. “How’s the nooboo?”
“Fantastic!” Rosie offers her big belly. “Do you want to feel?”
Her dad’s whole face brightens. He doesn’t even say anything, just nods excitedly. Rosie wants to cry when he looks up at her, awed.
Flail ♥
Me: “The Kendrick Brothers are not good examples of Christian filmmakers. Their movies are preachy, predictable, unrealistic, and the acting is always atrocious. It’s obvious that these men are just pastors who make movies as sermons, not serious filmmakers who actually care about artistic expression. We need better Christian filmmakers in this industry, ones who actually know their craft—”
Also Me: *starts sobbing uncontrollably 15 minutes into The Forge*
Almost every sinful action ever committed can be traced back to a selfish motive. It is a trait we hate in other people but justify in ourselves.
Stephen Kendrick
Stephen and Paul Kendrick’s “Nine Days” recounts a brief episode of the civil rights movement that had a surprisingly lasting impact.
Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.'s Life and Win the 1960 Election by Paul Kendrick and Stephen Kendrick https://amzn.to/3qPixA1
https://bookshop.org/a/17891/9781250155702
At this very moment, what you believe about your own purpose and value affects almost every area of your life&;including how you think and feel, the way you react to circumstances, and how you approach God and your relationships. But what is guiding your core beliefs? Are they healthy and founded upon solid truth? Or are they constantly shifting with the opinions of others or your own emotions? Based upon powerful insights from the scriptural book of Ephesians, and seasoned with personal stories and practical wisdom, Defined challenges you to let the One who knows you best be the One who guides your heart the most. It&;s time for all of us to live in the amazing light of His acceptance, abundance, and strength.